Fare gates and fair rates
As of late, a plethora of TransLink-related problems have risen, leaving passengers, TransLink staff, and the government scrambling.
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The Other Press, Douglas College's student newspaper since 1976. Articles, insight and updates from the New West and Coquitlam campuses.
Marijuana in sport
Is it a PED? By Davie Wong, Sports Editor Marijuanaâs 21st century boom has led to the reformation of the…
Fourth and long
The NFL Combine each year is a meat market. Players are poked, prodded, and interrogated as teams try to figure out who is worth spending a valuable draft pick on.
The âDissociativeâ Association with Feminism
âI myself have never been able to find out precisely what feminism is: I only know that people call me a feminist whenever I express sentiments that differentiate me from a doormat.ââRebecca West.
Battery loss causes psychological damage, study finds
Mental health issues are directly correlated with cellphone battery levels, a UBC study has found.
Ledcor releases new âEtiquette Guidelinesâ
In a press conference on March 22, Ledcor executives announced the release of their new âServer Relations and Etiquette Guide,â a manifesto on what to do and not to do in a restaurant.
Apple introduces brand new (version of an old) iPhone
Apple CEO Tim Cook took to the stage last week to unveil the new design of the iPhone. Thousands arrived for the launch, in the hopes that the new iPhone would make vast improvements on the old body, OS system, and format.
Legal hardship rocks Douglas College over ad slogan dispute
Last week, Douglas College and the ice cream bar slinging company Klondike entered into their last few days of court, which ended up being the most heated ones.
Twitter celebrates its 10th birthday, doesnât let anyone forget
Last week, everyoneâs favourite social media platform, Twitter, celebrated its 10th birthday, and it made sure that everyone knew just how special and important that day was.
The ethics of hurting for entertainment
Hunting and fishing are traditions that go back thousands of years. Occurring in a variety of forms ranging from organized international competition to a father bonding with his son, the art of stalking animals is one of the largest âsportâ industries.